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littlegiant
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04.14.2009, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Joey View Post
But Power = current X voltage ---- P=IV

So to produce the same power with higher voltage, current drops. In effect this equation is more direct to the VI relationship than I = V/R isnt it?
If u are running on 5S without changing your gearing, your truck will be running faster. Which means that the power is higher. P=IV and so your current will definitely be higher.

In order for your 5S to have a lower current than a 4S, it should be geared to your current 4S speeds. If your 5S is running at a higher speed, you are just running your motor at a higher wattage.
   
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